Blackrock, Blackrock, Blackrock...
Hello!
As some of you know, I like to track what are the ETFs doing. There are a couple of good websites (farside.co.uk) and (heyapollo.com) which are a good source of information. I recommend you to check them.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) is not slowing down.
While some other funds are selling or waiting, IBIT continues to buy more Bitcoin each day. This is not a small detail it’s a big message. Huge for the effects it has on the price of Bitcoin.
Yesterday IBIT received over $409 million dollars in new investment. As usual, it was the highest of all Bitcoin ETFs that day. Some funds like ARK and Fidelity had money going out, but IBIT just keeps growing. You can see the data on farside.co.uk.
In the last week, IBIT added more than $1 billion. They now had 20 days in a row with positive inflows! That’s the longest streak in 2025 as fas as I know.
I read that Goldman Sachs increased its IBIT shares by 28%. A huge fund from Abu Dhabi, Mubadala, now owns over $400 million worth of IBIT. That’s serious money entering Bitcoin through this ETF.
At this point, IBIT holds around 628,000 Bitcoin. That’s a big part of the total supply, and it’s no longer available on the open market. When they will reach 1 million? SKY is the limit!
This is more than just numbers. It shows how much trust these companies have in Bitcoin. They are not just watching, they are buying and holding.
For me, this confirms something I already believe: Bitcoin is no longer just for crypto fans. Now it’s for anyone who wants to protect their value, including big institutions.
This is not financial advice. I just think it’s smart to pay attention.
The future is happening now. Keep stacking sats!
Have a great day!
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The sad thing about the whole thing is that you don't seem to know what exactly these companies are doing and that there is an incredible amount of human blood on their hands.
So war is the explanation for the rise in your forecast. That sounds more than inhumane to me, it sounds barbaric. Or how do you see it?